JEPIJPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF

I have $100,000 that I'm looking to invest, and I’d really appreciate your advice on options that would minimize tax implications at the end of the year. I'm confused between $JEPI $SPYI and $SCHD. Also, could you help me understand what kind of returns I might expect each month from these three options if I invest that amount? Appreciate any insights you can offer!

Anyone else looking closely at $JEPI vs $TSPY and SPYI? From what I see, $SPYI seems to outperform both JEPI and TSPY in total returns and dividend yield so far this year. SPYI’s yield is higher (around 11.9%) compared to JEPI’s 8.4%, though SPYI comes with a slightly higher expense ratio. JEPI feels more stable with lower volatility but offers less upside in strong markets. Also, TSPY doesn’t use synthetic collateral or complex derivatives like synthetic CDOs; it’s focused on buffer protection strategies, which might appeal to those wanting downside risk management but it has generally lagged in returns compared to SPYI.So if income and returns are your priority, SPYI looks promising. But if you want steadier income with less risk, JEPI or TSPY could still have a role.What’s everyone’s take on this?

My homie just hit a $400/month in dividend income milestone. 

Here’s his current setup:

$SCHD : 728.91 shares

$JEPI : 600.14 shares

$VYM : 353.17 shares

Individual stocks: $26,542.86

Total port: $128,141.60

Monthly income: $400

Annual: $4.8k

I am personally hoping I can achieve 1k plus per month in dividends soon. JEPI been clutch this year fr. That covered call premium hits different. Been using the ROI app to track projections since my broker’s div calendar is trash. Homie says next stop is $800/month by Dec 2026. DCA’ing $900/month so if div growth holds up, compounding should do the rest.